Articulating In The Debates; The Proper And The Improper.

Yes, well, if you had instead written: "What are some of the things that irritate you having pertinence or relevance to how members communicate", that would have been equally annoying.There is a word which would have expressed exactly what you meant. That word is "about". As in: "What irritates you about how members communicate?"Avoiding natural usage doesn't make you sound intelligent even if you get it right: it just makes you sound pretentious. Doing so and getting it wrong is unforgiveable. And the result is that a ten-year old would have written the sentence better than you did, since a ten-year old would certainly have written "about".

OK. In that case, kids, I was only joking when I said there was no Santa Claus. Stop crying now.Secondly, whatever I may have previously stated or implied, your doggy is in heaven, and I wish to retract and repudiate any remarks that I may have made to the contrary.And finally, I'm sorry for all the naughty swears. I have sullied the Internet, and I am ashamed.

That's 'cos it thinks you should capitalize it.

It would certainly be a poorer world if we all wrote in the same style. But there are certain rules of spelling and grammar that you should probably stick to if you want to appear literate.